The Midnight Library

A late review, since I did complete this book nearly a month ago, but better late than never ig.
Well, I read this when I was not at my best, was probably at my lowest point. It was a short read, fast paced too, but wow, I know people have criticised this book but I liked it. The library setting, the dozens of lives acts as sub plots essentially, subplots which are independent but also kinda intertwined in its own way. 

This is not a non fiction, self help book, but it does such a great job of doing it better than those books themselves do. 

It is a beautiful metaphorical tribute to all the ifs in our life, and the regrets we store. I would recommend this to anyone and everyone, who just needs a push to just get over one regret in his/her life.
Can't wait to read the sequel to this book, The Midnight Train, it has a big expectations to fill.